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Keith Cotterill
Timing Your Trades
Lee Gettess' Market Sense
Statistical Tests' Value to Trading System Developers
Time and Price
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KEITH COTTERILL
 
Keith Cotterill
 
Keith has been involved in the financial and commodity markets since 1991. During this time Keith has personally taught 1000's of traders in his private One To One tuition's. He's also written articles for main stream publications, and was asked to speak at the Futures Magazine conference in Florida in 1998. Following this appearance, he was immediately signed up by the US publisher Tradewins.
 
Keith has also written two best selling books. "Don't Tell The Professionals" and "The Hidden Secrets Of Market Trends"  
 
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John Weston
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Ken W. Chow
Larry Connors
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September 1, 2010     
 
Inside Trading this week features Keith Cotterill.  In his article, Keith discusses how to time your trades.
 
Next, Lee Gettess gives us his perspective on what he thinks that market will do over the next week.
 
Murray Ruggiero provides the next excerpt which continues his article from last week on using statistics when creating a trading system.
 
Last, George Angell analyzes the concept of price and time in trading.
 
Enjoy!

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Timing Your Trades
 
By: Keith Cotterill
 

The following is an excerpt from Keith Cotterill's Don't Tell the Professionals 

 

How to pick the turning points...and win!

 

It's often said that it is difficult, if not impossible to pick the turning points in a market.  I couldn't agree more...IF you're only using price action as your source of market analysis.  But if you combine price action with VOLUME then you'll be amazed how accurately you can call the turns and start trading with confidence.

The turning points in a market are simply changes in professional sentiment: from long to short; from bull to bear; from high volume; from an upward trend to a downward trend.

How to time your trades
Lee Gettess' Market Sense
 
Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his new video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets.
 

Statistical Tests' Value to Trading System Developers
 
By: Murray Ruggiero
 

The following is an excerpt from Murray Ruggiero's Cybernetic Trading Strategies 

               

Many statistical testing methods are valuable for analyzing a market or for developing and testing a trading system, and you should learn how to use some of these methods.  Most of the statistical methods used in market analysis will tell (1) whether the distributions of two data sets are different or (2) whether the means of the populations are different.  An understanding of what each method is trying to prove is necessary because, when using statistical methods, you need to formulate both a hypothesis and its inverse, called the null hypothesis.

Using stastics to form a hypothesis
Time and Price
 
By: George Angell

The following is an excerpt from George Angell's Small Stocks, Big Profits 

Time and price is a method of technical analysis that pinpoints where a stock should trade in the future and when it should get there.  The explanation of time and price is simple.  Trends- up-trends or down-trends - occur in two-leg segments.  The segments tend to be identical in time and price.  The trends may be observable over many months or even within a single morning's trading session.  Accordingly, you may have an uptrend in the morning and a downtrend in the afternoon.  While this information is important to day traders, the longer-term trader will, no doubt, long for a more substantial run.
 

"Paid for Itself in One Week! Don't Tell the Professionals has already paid for itself in one week and I now understand how and why the markets move as they do."

 
 
 

L. Williams West

 

 

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From his unique viewpoint across the Atlantic, Keith was able to zero in onDont Tell the Proswho really makes US markets move...then devise a sure-fire, mechanical method which uses that information to get in on each new move at or near the very start.

 

Keith discovered two important facts about the markets. First, he discovered (or re-discovered) that it's the big-money "Professionals" who really make markets move. All other activity - including the combined trades of thousands of individuals like you and me - represents only a tiny fraction of the money flowing into and out of the markets each day.
 

Keith also discovered the markets don't react to "Professional" buying and selling the way people think they do - and understanding the difference can literally make you a millionaire.

 

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